Philosophy and Dharma Practice

Abstract

Academic Article "Philosophy of life and Dharma practice", one of the outstanding characteristics of Buddhism. Is both religion and philosophy Because the Lord Buddha is a thinker and a practitioner As a thinker He created "Philosophy of the Middle Way" in the pursuit of knowledge and in the freeing of suffering and the "Philosophy of freedom” To liberate humans from various powers Both inside and outside the human body will have complete freedom. And the highest happiness Philosophy of humanism Encouraging humans to be confident in their potential to help themselves from suffering and True happiness can be achieved through your own actions without using external powers. "Philosophy of Peace" for humans to have an open mind on religion and truth. Not attached to people's opinions and beliefs as well as being loving and caring towards one another, In addition, he also emphasized that Buddhists give reasons and experiences, test the Dhamma by themselves, to see the truth before accepting and following.
Buddha does not want anyone to practice Buddhism with "faith" only, because belief in religion that has only faith can easily lead to danger to the community and society because "faith" and "credulity" tend to be with together.

                    As a religious leader, The Lord Buddha taught various practices. That will help people from various types of suffering until being able to achieve maximum happiness without suffering the most important practice is the practice of the Middle Ways, also known as the precepts of meditation, wisdom, to be liberated from circulation. Born in samsara. Transmigration.